The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-12
>1,rArlC "REMINISCENCES
Of the Achievements of Ed
SOIl7 ,rard ". Tullidge, Esq.

Editor of THE HERALD.
INV nearly twenty-th-ee years
s,nce received the following note
SgO NV ever-Iamented friend, the IL
nO .,ions actress, Julia Dean Hayne:
rw rultdgc, Esq: ,,o -, .,
r. Sir. At any time your leisure ma!
~. shall be most happy OF your ac,
n<iiStance Though an author own gen w
host urompter, as congenial suGJec,
IS ht E;s nru vet such as it is, my advice is a
foI % saPryice Trusting that l Will soon
YOU the pleasure of thanking you,
nav ! remain, very trulg
JULIA DEAN HAYNE.
Thursday noon.
The first dramatic result of this
s,ndlv granted interview with the
Hrsst actress was my play Of FL
Eranor De We're, writ, n expressly lot
Ms Havne; and il was brought Out
-nder peculiarly interesting clrcum
stances. o- 1ob, IT
Csi e contemplated visit 10 tne east
ern States, 10 recuperate ms health anu
axe professional points 10 place '1'
Salt Lake Theatre on the hlgness gIaoe
81 NJ
80 nur influential citizens, both ten
..In nd Mormon, united to give Man
,sr Caine Grand testimonial oeneEt
89I-,-in, he season n similar testmOnla'
bod hem given to Julia Dean dayne,
49, this to Mr.. Cane, was the mr.,
benefit ever given to member OF the
Dsssrst Dramatic Association. Imme-
J,oraIv thpreupon the Salt Lake Daily
g.yo.-y.ab ongOUnCed.
The original historical play OF Eleanor
no we're written for Julia Dean, by Mr.. +
" Tuuidge, OF this ty, mas been Ghosen U!
~, ,non5remenC for the complimentary
benefit of Mr. Joint. Game,
The night of the performance was on
pob-narv 5tb. 1866. 1t was said that
ITlia Dean Hayne took her greatest TIL
ymnb in Salt Lake City on that night.
The auulause was great and very pro-
IoTgej the audience ClamOrlng tor the
octre.s the author and the manager,
for twas in this order that they ap-
noarpd before the curtain, The exquisite
taste of MIR. Game giving the precedence,
which properly belonged TO hlhlseI' 10 |
Mrs. Havne ana her author:
Immediately after the performance OF
nv NAV of Eleanor De We're, | entered |
into professional relations with Mrs.
Heyne TO write for her the play OF Ellz
aheth of ENGLAND, in which she designed
m make her debut in London. This play
was written for my distinguished friend
and was in her possession BET IRE
Ristori came to America with
her play of Qleen Elizabeth, written
bv an Italian author, 4 Catholic, rather
for the purpose of making the great
Protestant heroine hideoCs than glori-
GUS. Notwithstanding Ristorls play
Obtainet the fOOthold first on the
American stage. through Julia Dean
HAYNES SOjourn for year III the
dramatic repOSe OF these beautiful val
leys. when she went 70 New 1ork
Cwhere he again met her authorl she
authorized the announcement Of her
London programme 10 be made IN .
splcraj New York papers, and also n
one of ae 0eSt magazines. The !
Phfft,Jl5G su journal, which published
biography OF Mrs. Hayne, illustrated
with very handsome wood cut of her,
stated in very marked style, that she I
would play her own Elizabeth of Eng
land written 6y Z. W. Tullidge, IN
London, as queen OF the American
stage. agains, I.istOri in her Elizabeth.
as Queen OF the Italian stage Sly
lsmented friend, however. died il
January. 1865. GA the eve OF her de- |
signed visit 10 England in the spring.
Thus my own programme was sus- ,
pended OF placing my plays on the
London boards.
have continued my dramatic work.
however, from time to time, at distant +.
intervals, and the results are nv other
plays of Oliver Cromwell and Ben .
Israel; and the object, Mr.. Editor. Of -
my asking the favor of your space is to =
thoroughly inform the Salt Lake public.
through your columns. of my design. in
connection with Mr.. John S. Lindsay. q
to put the play of Cromwell on the .
boards OF the Salt Lake Theatre on the -
evenings of Friday and Saturday, June
2ith and 18th. N
The play Of Cromwell will be put upon q,
Inc stage in good style, and It will be -
rchly Costumed with new costumes r
purchased for this occasion of its initial
performance. IN its designed tour
Britain IL
OF Mr., Lipdsay,s excellent Qualities Fl
sS al actor, need not speak, as they
ven known ID the Salt Lake public, -
fov .o-et 1uSn 10 say that from most
''U ad nouces IN numerous papers,
o;3ol Ao1 Aduo many de- =
s.oee marks il. several of the 4
S i;.T Characters notably Richie 8
SS e;. ne last appeared up0n the y
jail oa, LAKE stage. Is We have engaged
PROFESSIONAL ladies' for the cherscfers q. n
TTsuy fslrfsx and Elizabeth (iromwelI Il
~ 5uT Norm 5ofmer character will be Sustained N
N.Y. ny MSS Carol Grouse, an actress of re- 80
ss ase ana merit; and the tender and :
VA Li character of Elizabeth i;rom-
An an ar Tat De rendered BY Georgia Hsvpe
ana S uonai actress OF rare exceJIsnca
ds su aeeryous power. This lady is Inn. IA
Hsvn.u relative of Julia Dean 81
moi NC ns ana ana though the relationships il
kinsSGi,o ot0od, in name and genius the
tsstIttsp VIII VI doubtless be an Interesting Re
Hsyns,. 70 the host of JuIia Daa5 an,
Lake a. Fiends aud admirers in Salt J
GeOfviS. 'T5y, who will very likely sas -
Eleanor PNS "a In Julia Dean HAYNES
CtOmTSIsrD e We're, as well as EIizsbetb
sets Eliminating your many o.,..o,,.
Editor, p'o.,0essSlOnal help to me. Mr. 2
fully to to- behalf and Terv r ns.P IN
main, ''u''eN and my patrons re- :,
'ur grateful servant,
The AUTHOR.